1926. 40p.

"Sketches of the Life of Millard Fillmore" provides a detailed account of the thirteenth President of the United States, highlighting his humble beginnings, education, and political career. The book chronicles Fillmore's early life in New York, his apprenticeship in cloth-dressing, and his self-directed study of law, which laid the foundation for his future as a lawyer and politician. It also explores his rise to political prominence, including his time as Vice-President and his presidency, while reflecting on his personal life and the values that shaped his character.